Outcome Assessments Clause Samples

The Outcome Assessments clause defines the process and criteria for evaluating the results or effectiveness of a particular service, project, or agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the methods, metrics, and timelines for measuring whether agreed-upon objectives or deliverables have been met, such as through periodic reports, performance reviews, or third-party evaluations. Its core practical function is to provide a clear and objective framework for determining success or compliance, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes between parties.
Outcome Assessments. In addition to compliance reviews and audits, the Monitor shall conduct qualitative and quantitative assessments to measure whether implementing this Agreement has resulted in the outcomes expressed in Paragraph 294. These outcome assessments shall include collecting and analyzing the following outcome data trends and patterns:
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Outcome Assessments. ‌ 72. The City will conduct Outcome Assessments on an annual basis, as specified by this section of the Agreement, to measure whether VPPD’s revised practices and procedures are achieving the purposes of this Agreement and are having an overall beneficial effect on policing in Ville Platte. Outcome Assessments should be conducted in a reliable, cost-effective manner based on accepted and trustworthy means and methods. Any statistical analysis used as part of an Outcome Assessment must conform to statistical techniques that are accepted in the relevant field. The City will provide DOJ with the underlying data, analysis, methods, and sources relied upon in the Assessments. 73. The City will develop a plan and protocol within 270 days of the Effective Date to conduct these assessments. The plan and protocol will be subject to the approval of DOJ, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. 74. The outcome assessments will include analysis: a. To determine whether VPPD is conducting stops consistent with the Constitution and this Agreement, analysis of the rate at which stops uncover criminal activity; b. To determine whether arrests are consistent with the Constitution and this Agreement, analysis of the rate at which arrests are found to lack probable cause or otherwise violate the Fourth Amendment, the number of probable cause affidavits rejected by supervisors or the criminal courts, and a qualitative analysis of the sufficiency of probable cause affidavits and other documentation supporting arrests; c. To determine whether VPPD officers are providing adequate Miranda warnings and conducting interrogations consistent with the Constitution and this Agreement, an analysis of data related to the length and frequency of interrogations and documentation of Miranda warnings and waivers, and an analysis of the rate at which motions to exclude confessions are granted by the criminal courts; d. To assess whether VPPD officers receive sufficient training on the Fourth Amendment and proper interrogation techniques, an analysis of the rate of completed trainings, performance evaluations from field trainings, and qualitative analysis of the content, structure, adequacy, and efficacy of trainings provided under this Agreement; and e. To determine that all detentions are appropriately documented and supported by probable cause, audit data of all investigative files and jail detention files to ensure there is a file on each person detained by VPPD and that files co...
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Outcome Assessments. In addition to compliance reviews and audits, the Joint Compliance Expert shall conduct qualitative and quantitative outcome assessments to measure whether the Town’s implementation of this Agreement has promoted effective and constitutional policing. These outcome assessments shall include collection and analysis, both quantitative and qualitative, of the following outcome data:
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Outcome Assessments. 243. In addition to the compliance reviews, the TCA shall conduct qualitative and quantitative outcome assessments to measure whether the implementation of this Agreement has resulted in constitutional policing. These outcome assessments shall include collection and analysis of the following outcome data trends and patterns: a) Use of Force Reforms 1) rate of force used overall and by force type, geographic area, type of arrest, and demographic category; 2) rate of force complaints overall and by disposition, force type, geographic area, type of arrest, and demographic category; 3) number of officers who frequently or repeatedly use force, or have more than one instance of force found to violate policy; 4) uses of force found to violate policy overall and by force type, geographic area, type of arrest, and demographic category; 5) number and rate of use of force administrative investigations which are returned for further investigation or for completeness; 6) rate of STU deployments for routine patrol or general policing; and 7) rate of CIT use. b) Stop, Search, and Seizure Reforms 1) number of civilian complaints regarding stop, searches, and seizures overall and by disposition, geographic area, type of stop or seizure, and demographic category; 2) the number and rate of searches which result in a finding of contraband or evidence seized, overall and broken down by geographic area, type of arrest, and demographic category; 3) the number and rate of arrests for which there is documented reasonable suspicion for the stop and probable cause for the arrest, overall and broken down by geographic area, type of arrest, and demographic category; 4) the number and rate of arrests which are not prosecuted, overall and broken down by geographic area, type of arrest, demographic category, and reason for declination of prosecution, if available; and 5) demographic and geographic data related to arrests and citations for conduct-based allegations, including citations and arrests for disorderly conduct, obstruction of justice, assault on a police officer, and failure to obey a lawful order. c) Equal Protection, Non-Discrimination, and Community Engagement 1) civilian complaints regarding police services related to discrimination, domestic violence or sexual assault, including by their disposition, geographic area, and demographic category; 2) rate of accurately classified reports of hate crimes, sexual assault, and domestic violence; 3) clearance rate of hate crimes, se...
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Outcome Assessments. 72. The City will conduct Outcome Assessments on an annual basis, as specified by this section of the Agreement, to measure whether VPPD’s revised practices and procedures are achieving the purposes of this Agreement and are having an overall beneficial effect on policing in Ville Platte. Outcome Assessments should be conducted in a reliable, cost-effective manner based on accepted and trustworthy means and methods. Any statistical analysis used as part of an Outcome Assessment must conform to statistical techniques that are accepted in the relevant
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Outcome Assessments. The Sheriff will conduct Outcome Assessments on an annual basis, as specified by this section of the Agreement, to measure whether EPSO’s revised practices and procedures are achieving the purposes of this Agreement and are having an overall beneficial effect on policing in Ville Platte. Outcome Assessments should be conducted in a reliable, cost-effective manner based on accepted and trustworthy means and methods. Any statistical analysis used as part of an Outcome Assessment must conform to statistical techniques that are accepted in the relevant field. The Sheriff will provide DOJ with the underlying data, analysis, methods, and sources relied upon in the Assessments.
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Outcome Assessments. 1. In addition to compliance reviews and audits, the Evaluator shall conduct qualitative and quantitative outcome assessments to measure whether VPD’s implementation of this Agreement has achieved the desired results. These outcome assessments may include collection and analysis, both quantitative and qualitative, of the following outcome data: a. Use of Force Measurements, including: i. the rate of force used by VPD per arrest, reporting district, i.e., street address, neighborhood, or reporting district, type of arrest, and demographic category; ii. the number and rate of uses of force resulting in training or tactical reviews, with formal discipline and/or with informal corrective action; and iii. the number and rate of use of external force complaints that result in formal administrative investigations/reviews, and in which each finding is supported by a preponderance of the evidence. b. Stop and Search Measurements, including: i. the number and rate of stops and searches for which there is sufficient documented reasonable suspicion, overall and broken down by geographic area, type of arrest, and demographic category; ii. the number and rate of searches that result in a finding of contraband, overall and broken down by authority to conduct search, reporting district, type of arrest, and demographic category; iii. the number and rate of arrests, overall and broken down by type of arrest and demographic category; iv. the number of consensual searches conducted overall and broken down by reporting area, type of arrest and demographic category; c. Supervision Measurements, including initial identification of officer violations and performance problems by supervisors, including Sergeants, Lieutenants, and Captains, and effectiveness of supervisory response. d. Complaints made by the public, the various categories of those complaints, and the findings made. 2. In conducting audits, reviews, and outcome assessments, the Evaluator may use any relevant data collected and maintained by VPD that the Evaluator and Parties deem reasonably reliable and sufficiently complete.
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Outcome Assessments. The Entity hereby agrees to provide written reports to the City one year after the completion of construction of the Project, with respect to the internships, apprenticeships and mentorships described at Section 3.03 above, detailing the number of people who participated, the number who successfully completed the program, the number who were hired in the respective field as a result of the program, their job titles, and whether they were still employed in those positions as of the date of the outcome assessment.
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